Monthly Archives: November 2010
Keesing Journal 31
Editorial:
Passport or person?
General interest:
Strengthening China's Border Management
The African Capacity Building Center
Recently launched:
The New Zealand e-Passport
Cases analysed:
ICAO Civil Aviation and...
Keesing Journal 32
Cases analysed:
Breeder and supporting documents
Biometrics versus ID-cards
General interest:
Safe and reliable use of biometrics
How global currencies continue to bank on its...
Keesing Journal 33
Cases analysed:
A new anti-counterfeiting technology
Biometrics in travel and identity documents
General interest:
Safe and reliable use of biometrics - part 2
Interoperability of...
Recent post
Biometric Technology in Action: Palm-Vein Recognition
When it comes to biometrics, we often hear about technologies like fingerprints, iris recognition, and facial recognition. Yet other, newer biometric technologies are gradually...
Pqc4emrtd Enhances Security of e-Passports in The Quantum Era
Thales published the following press release on February 28, 2025.
A significant European initiative, the PQC4eMRTD (Post-Quantum Cryptography for electronic Machine-Readable Travel Documents) project,...
LIVE BLOG: Arkansas Launches Mobile ID; Arizona Helps Foster Youth Get Driver’s Licenses
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Bahrain’s Modernized, Multi-functional National ID Card
The Kingdom of Bahrain’s Information & eGovernment Authority (iGA) has unveiled its new national ID card, redesigned and enhanced with advanced security features and...
Drawing A Fine Line in Generative AI Usage in Banking
One common question that I get asked from time to time is what do Cyberattackers like to prey on? In other words, who do...
